Meet Sherry & Steve Moore๐งก๐After nearly 37 years of marriage and a life spent caring for others, Steve and Sherry found themselves on the other side of the story. As a pastor in eastern Arkansas, Steve was used to ministering to others — but everything changed in October 2024 when he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer following a routine colonoscopy.
Their cancer journey included 12 weeks of chemo and 5 weeks of radiation — and with long daily travel ahead, they worried how they'd manage. That’s when they discovered Home for Healing through the amazing team at CARTI.
“It was a life saver,” they said.
The kindness, generosity, and support from staff, other residents, and their community brought light to a hard season. Steve finished treatments in April 2025 and is now preparing for surgery in the coming weeks — hopeful and grateful.
From caregivers to care receivers, the Moores have been deeply moved by the love they've been shown.
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Monster Bash 2025...We're baaaaack! |
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๐ก๐ฒ๐ ๐๐ต๐ถ๐ ๐๐ฒ๐ฎ๐ฟ: ๐ฉ๐๐ฃ ๐๐ผ๐ฐ๐ธ๐๐ฎ๐ถ๐น ๐๐ผ๐๐ฟ ๐ณ๐ฟ๐ผ๐บ ๐ฒ–๐ณ ๐ฃ๐
Join us for a frightfully fun night featuring:
๐ปLittle Rock’s largest costume contest
๐นLive entertainment, spooky sips & wicked bites
Supporting Home for Healing's patients & caregivers through an unforgettable cause. Don’t ghost this party — secure your spot today!
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What a day! The 16th Golf Classic presented by Simmons Bank was a BIG success raising $55,000! A big thank you to our amazing golf teams, generous sponsors, and dedicated volunteers — we appreciate your hard work and support! |
This Father's Day, skip the store-bought gifts and give Dad what he really wants — tasty BBQ made by Wright's Barbecue benefiting Home for Healing's Diamonds & Studs teen program! Order deadline is approaching fast!
Order deadline: June 5th
Pick-up orders: June 13th, 3:30-4:30pm @ Home for Healing, 4300 W. Markham St.
Order your BBQ now! |
Home for Healing is seeking a Family and Volunteer Coordinator to join our compassionate, mission-driven team!
This part-time position plays a vital role in supporting our mission to provide free lodging and care for out-of-town cancer patients, NICU parents, and ICU families. You'll be the heart of our volunteer program and a trusted connection for the families we serve.
What You’ll Do:
-Coordinate and grow our volunteer program.
-Lead a meal program with dinners 2–3 nights a week.
-Be a caring liaison for families staying at the house.
-Support our teen-led Diamonds & Studs program.
-Write thank you notes, enter data, and help our house run smoothly.
Required Qualifications:
- Compassionate and Service-Oriented: Demonstrated heart for service and empathy for individuals facing medical crises.
- Strong Organizational Skills: Ability to manage multiple programs and tasks efficiently (e.g., volunteer coordination, data entry, meal planning).
- Excellent Communication Skills: Capable of engaging with volunteers, families, and teens in a professional, warm, and supportive manner. Comfortable writing thank-you notes and general correspondence.
- Experience Coordinating Volunteers or Programs: Previous experience organizing or leading volunteers or community service programs.
- Basic Administrative and Computer Skills: Ability to handle data entry, maintain records, use email, and basic office software (e.g., Microsoft Office or Google Suite).
- Reliable and Independent Worker: Able to work part-time (Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.) with minimal supervision.
- Ability to Work With Teens: Comfortable working with and supporting teen-led initiatives such as the Diamonds & Studs program.
- Hospitality Mindset: Able to make guests feel welcome and comfortable in a shared lodging environment.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Previous Nonprofit or Human Services Experience
- Knowledge of Volunteer Management Software or Databases
- Experience in Event or Meal Planning
- Background working with medical or caregiving populations (e.g., cancer patients, NICU/ICU families)
Monday- Thursday 8 – 4 @ Home for Healing, 4300 West Markham St
Apply today by sending your resume to director@homeforhealing.org |
This season, I want to take a moment to honor a woman whose legacy continues to inspire all of us at Home for Healing: Robin Dean. Robin was more than a friend to our mission—she was a living example of compassion in action. Her generosity, steady presence, and unwavering belief in helping others shaped countless lives, and her spirit remains deeply rooted in everything we do.
To honor her legacy, we are proud to announce the Robin Dean Memorial Scholarship—a new initiative designed to support the young people who are stepping up to serve through our Diamonds and Studs Teen Program. This scholarship will help outstanding students continue their education while honoring the values Robin held so dear: selflessness, empathy, and service.
Robin believed in people. She had a quiet strength and a warm smile that made everyone feel welcome. Whether she was organizing meals for our guests, encouraging our staff, or showing up when no one else could, Robin never asked for credit. She gave of her time, her heart, and her resources.
Now, through this scholarship, we are extending her legacy to the next generation. We invite donors and community members to help us grow the Robin Dean Scholarship Fund, enabling us to support even more students each year—students who, like Robin, believe in lifting others.
As we continue our daily work of caring for families during some of the most challenging moments of their lives, we do so with Robin’s example lighting the way. Her life reminds us that healing happens not just through medicine or shelter, but through kindness, consistency, and love.
To Robin, with endless gratitude—you are deeply missed, deeply honored, and your light continues to shine. If you would like to make a contribution in honor of Robin, you can do so here: Robin Dean Scholarship Fund
With love and purpose,
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